Strategic Directions for Disability Services Queensland
Disability Services Queensland's Strategic Framework provides the basis for planning, policy, and service development across all Queensland Government departments to meet the needs of people with a disability and their families.
The Framework establishes this vision for the Queensland Government:
"A society that values people with a disability, upholds their rights and supports their equitable participation in everyday life."
The Queensland Government has adopted a set of five "priority areas of action" to achieve a more equitable, fair and compassionate society. The priority areas include:
- More jobs for Queenslanders - Skills and Innovation - The Smart State
- Safer and More Supportive Communities
- Community Engagement and a Better Quality of Life
- Valuing the Environment
- Building Queensland's Regions.
Downloads
| Online version | Word/other formats | |
|---|---|---|
| Disability Services Queensland Multicultural Action Plan 2008-09 | ||
| Disability Services Queensland Strategic Plan 2006-10 | On request | |
| Disability Discrimination Action Plan 2005-2007 | On request | |
| Queensland Government Strategic Framework for Disability 2002-2005 | On request | |
| The Fourth Progress Report on the Queensland Government Strategic Framework for Disability 2002-2005 | ||
| The Third Progress Report on the Queensland Government Strategic Framework for Disability 2002-2005 | On request | On request |
| The Second Progress Report on the Queensland Government Strategic Framework for Disability 2002-2005 (Revised Version of 2000-2005) | On request | On request |
| The First Progress Report on the Queensland Government Strategic Framework for Disability 2000-2005 | On request | On request |
| Strategic Plan for Psychiatric Disability Services and Support | On request |
To obtain hard copies of these publications, or copies in alternative formats, contact the Disability Information Service: phone 1800 177 120, TTY 1800 010 222 or email disabilityinfo@disability.qld.gov.au.
Last updated February 2009